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Whoosh! 2003-2004 Horizon League predictions

TEAM TOP PLAYER SKINNY
1. UIC G Cedrick Banks Could be a magical year for the Flames; may go deep into NCAA tournament
2. UW-Milwaukee F Dylan Page Despite the loss of Clay Tucker, Panthers are still loaded, especially in the frontcourt
3. Detroit F Elijah Warren Titans should be dangerous with solid defense and athleticism; could merit an NIT berth
4. Butler F Mike Monserez A little bit of a rebuilding year for the Bulldogs, but they still will be tough to beat
5. Loyola F Paul McMillan Loss of David Bailey will make offense more balanced—and that’s a good thing
6. Youngstown State G Doug Underwood Young team getting older; will be a pain someone’s side at some point
7. Wright State F Seth Doliboa Raiders need newcomers to get experience in a hurry; still looking for depth
8. UW-Green Bay G Matt Rohde Second-year coach Tod Kowalczyk still looking to mold this program in his image
9. Cleveland State F Pape Badiane Quality new coach and good recruiting class, but they still need a year to build

First-Team All-Horizon

PLAYER TEAM
Martell Bailey UIC
Cedrick Banks UIC
Seth Doliboa Wright State
Paul McMillan Loyola
Dylan Page UW-Milwaukee

Second-Team All-Horizon

PLAYER TEAM
Adam Baumann Youngstown State
Mike Monserez Butler
Doug Underwood Youngstown State
Elijah Warren Detroit
Armond Williams UIC

Honorable Mention All-Horizon

PLAYER TEAM
Vernard Hollins Wright State
Duane Lightfoot Butler
Matt Rohde UW-Green Bay
James Thues Detroit
James Wright UW-Milwaukee

Horizon All-Newcomer Team

PLAYER TEAM
Justin Bowen UIC
Majak Kou Loyola
Elliott Poole UIC
James Thues Detroit
Walt Waters Cleveland State

Player of the Year: Cedrick Banks, UIC

Newcomer of the Year: James Thues, Detroit

Coach of the Year: Jimmy Collins, UIC